Icelandic National League of the United States
A Resource for All Things Icelandic
Connecting Icelanders and those who love Iceland
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Icelandic Language Classes Starting-Up Again in January
Over 200 language learners have enjoyed Icelandic classes sponsored by INLUS over the past four years. The classes are low-pressure and fun yet informative and challenging, taught by two experienced…
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
As another year comes to a close, we send holiday greetings and heartfelt thanks to all our members, donors and friends. We look forward to seeing you, in person or…
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New Winter 2024 Connect Newsletter
Gleðileg jól, Merry Christmas! The latest edition of the Connect is now available on the INLUS.org website. (Newsletters Page Link HERE) The Winter Connect is loaded with holiday treats and…
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A Culinary Journey Through Time: Skyr-Making & Icelandic Food History
Vikings in North America and North Americans in Iceland
Icelandic Music Traditions
Our Mission
Building a vibrant community of individuals, families, Icelandic organizations and businesses to bring Icelandic culture and heritage alive throughout the United States.
INLUS is an all-volunteer, 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization registered with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Donations and memberships support our efforts to educate, communicate, and financially support mission related activities.
We are grateful for the contributions of our volunteers, members and donors. Thank You!
Our Activities
Education - We will offer interesting topics in blogs, newsletters and on social media. We will also host interesting speakers for webinars and presentations related to Iceland and Icelanders.
Culture - We will host arts, music, recipes, Icelandic language lessons, authors and more.
Philanthropy - We will award Scholarships and Heritage Grants in support of our mission. As a nonprofit organization, this is a vital component of our work.
More offerings will be presented as we grow.
One’s back is vulnerable, unless one has a brother. Ber er hver að baki nema sér bróður eigi.
The Saga of Njal, chapter 151